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Is Lemon Water Bad for Teeth?

A woman experiencing tooth sensitivity while holding a glass of lemon water.

The truth is that lemon water can have both positive and negative effects on teeth, depending on how it is consumed. On one hand, the vitamin C found in lemons can help fight bacteria in the mouth and promote healthy gums. However, the high acidity of lemon juice can erode tooth enamel and dentin if consumed in excess or sipped frequently throughout the day. […]

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Tooth Sensitivity to Cold: What Are the Causes & Treatments?

A woman experiencing tooth pain after drinking cold water.

Causes of tooth sensitivity to cold can include:

Enamel and/or dentin erosion
Gum recession
Cavities
Leaking or lost filling

Your dentist can conduct a dental exam to determine the cause of tooth sensitivity, address the underlying reason, and recommend treatment options, such as different toothpaste, fluoride treatment, dietary changes, or further dental work if required. […]

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How Long Does Numbing Last After the Dentist?

A young boy receiving local anesthetic during a dental appointment.

Usually, you can expect the sensation to fade within a few hours. But sometimes, it may take until the next morning for your mouth to feel completely normal again. Shorting-acting local anesthetic can last 1–3 hours, long-lasting local anesthetic can last 2–5 hours, and extra long-lasting local anesthetic can last up to 8 hours. […]

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